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Date Posted: 09 Sep 2010
HSBC has predicted that the global low carbon energy market will be worth $2.2 trillion by 2020
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Date Posted: 09 Sep 2010
Crops like Miscanthus and willow are being burned to produce renewable heat. However, they may not be suitable for all biomass boilers, as a result of their high ash content and alkalinity. It is therefore important to choose the correct boiler for the correct feedstock.
The NNFCC's Energy Crop Boiler Guide offers those considering using energy crops to produce heat, the chance to compare and identify suitable boilers. read more >> |
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Date Posted: 08 Sep 2010
The London Development Agency is looking for an organization to run a proposed Energy Efficiency Urban Development Fund.
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Date Posted: 07 Sep 2010
European biomass markets continue to rely on imported material.
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Date Posted: 07 Sep 2010
Alex Salmond has said that a low carbon economy offers valuable opportunities for Scottish investment.
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Date Posted: 05 Sep 2010
Story Source: Packaging News
The manufacturer of cleaning products becomes the latest firm to adopt sugar cane based packaging. read more >> |
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Date Posted: 04 Sep 2010
Story Source: New Energy Focus
Plans submitted in 2008 for a biomass plant at Glenavy, Co. Antrim have undergone careful consideration and are set o be approved. read more >> |
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Date Posted: 03 Sep 2010
Story Source: Lets Recycle
A plant in Northamptonshire capable of turning plastic bottles into food grade recycled PET is operational after 10 months of development. read more >> |
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Date Posted: 03 Sep 2010
Welcome to the September edition of the NNFCC monthly events bulletin. In our monthly bulletin you will find information on upcoming NNFCC events, shows that the NNFCC are exhibiting at and also information on any other events the NNFCC have an involvement in. If you have any events related queries you can contact me on a.calvert@nnfcc.co.uk or on 01904 435 182.
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Date Posted: 01 Sep 2010
Story Source: New Energy Focus
The waste treatment company are looking into the potential for AD to recover energy from waste at its Rotherham facility. read more >> |
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